Wednesday's links: Pistachio edition, it seems.

I intended to post this yesterday after work but was busy doing some freelance work for a client (i.e. my mom). Work got done, client (mom) was happy.

• Frito Lay Canada recalls pistachios [The Globe and Mail] – More on that in Thursday’s links.

• Plant Inspection Sheds Light On Pistachio Scare. [NPR]

• 13 Pistachio Tidbits. [Fooducate]

• Smoked salmon recalled over concerns about Listeria. [The Globe and Mail]

• Polyphenols could lead to allergen-free peanut butter: Study [Food Navigator]

• Lack Of Sleep Linked To Diabetes. [City News]

• Megan on cranberries. Now I’m thinking twice about buying dried cranberries, not that I have an issue with sugar. [Making Love in the Kitchen]

• Charcuterie: Will it stay or will it go? [The Globe and Mail]

• Reporting on a trend towards cooking that dispenses with recipes and relies on improvisation. [Wall Street Journal] This is the way I do most of my cooking. There’s some great information in that article.

• Passover Recipes from the New York Times.